Watch Hurricane Nate: Where To Live Stream Alabama Landfall

MOBILE, AL — Ever wanted to see what a hurricane looks like coming in, but didn't want to physically be there? Well now you can, as several webcams are recording Hurricane Nate in real-time as the Category 1 storm spins closer to the Alabama coastline.

Nate is expected to make landfall in Mobile on Saturday night as a Category 2 storm. The center of the storm is forecasted to come ashore very close to Alabama, which will put the state on the east side of the system, where the worst weather will likely be, the National Hurricane Center reported.

AL.com reported that several live streams are up in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana and Mississippi where people can watch the storm. Below are some of the best.

Orange Beach, Alabama

Users can control a camera at The Wharf shopping center in Orange Beach, Alabama, moving the camera side to side and zooming in and out. There could be a short wait time though as other viewers also have the option to move the camera around to see the shops, trees and boats docked nearby. (For more information on this and other Mobile-area stories, subscribe to Patch to receive daily newsletters and breaking news alerts. If you have an iPhone, click here to get the free Patch iPhone app.)

Gulf Shores, Alabama

Even though Gulf Shores was evacuated, you can still watch the storm via the Bella Vista Beach Housefeed. This camera is also controllable, so the same rules apply. But who knows? You might even catch a water spout.

Water spout of Gulf Shores @spann @NashSevereWx pic.twitter.com/AeIQJYxwb0
— Mary T (@mktweather) October 7, 2017

And if that your curiosity still isn't sated, you can try the West Beach GS live stream or head over to AL.com for others.

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